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Composed by Chris Altmann © Mushroom Music Publishing

Open the door, walk inside
I must be happy, see me smile
What’s goin’ on, in your life?
Now you’re in love, yes I know
Please don’t invite me to the show
That doesn’t mean I have to go

And I thought I knew you well
A long time ago, a long time ago
Now I just can’t seem to tell
If you’re my friend
But you look so happy now
Look at your face, look at your face
And it’s good to know there’s somethin’ there again

Look at the shelves, they’ve all changed
There’s different pictures in the frames
Who are your friends, what’s their names?
You’re movin’ on like it’s a race
I look in the mirror, I see your face
Wish that you’d slow down the pace

Well I tried not to be cruel
I’m in control, I’m in control
Even though I wanted to, I was restrained
Now, I’m glad that we still talk
We’re doin’ fine, we’re doin’ fine
And I’m burnin’ out the memories in my brain

Yeah we’ll be just who we are
We won’t pretend, we won’t pretend
We’ll show that it’s all water, down a drain
Well it’s time for me to go
I’ll say goodbye, I’ll say goodbye
I’ll kiss your cheek and you will do the same

Open the door, walk inside
I must be happy, see me smile
What’s goin’ on, in your life?
Now that we’re done, with the chase
I hear you’re lettin’, out the space
Like what you’ve done, to the place
Hello again it’s good to see your face

credits

from Didn't Come Here To Be Alone, released August 15, 2005
Produced by Davey Lane.

Engineered & recorded by Craig Pilkington at Adelphi and Audrey Studios, September - November 2004.

Mastered by Steve Smart at 301.

Gus Agars: drums, percussion, backing vocals.
Chris Altmann: vocals, guitars.
Julien Chick: bass, backing vocals.
Mikey Madden: guitars, backing vocals.

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